Russia is often in the global discussion because of its hypersonic and intercontinental missiles. Its missiles are so fast and state-of-the-art that experts consider them to be the future of future war strategy. Zircon, Kinjal and Sarmat – these three missiles are different in terms of technology, speed and firepower. Let us understand these in very simple language.

Russia’s Zircon missile is specially designed to be fired from warships and submarines. Its speed is so high that radars cannot catch it. While moving in the air, it creates such a hot plasma envelope around itself that it becomes almost invisible. According to Militarnyi report, the price of Zircon hypersonic cruise missile is approximately ₹ 43 to ₹ 47 crore per unit. This missile can fly at a speed of Mach 9, i.e. about 11,000 km per hour and has the ability to hit targets up to a distance of about 1,000 km. Russia has deployed it on its advanced ships like Admiral Gorshkov.

Kinjal Missile: Fast and deadly air-launched weapon system

Kinjal is Russia’s air-launched hypersonic ballistic missile. According to the report, its price is 10 million US dollars. It is carried in the air by fast aircraft like MiG-31K and this missile moves towards its target from within the atmosphere. Its speed is considered to be Mach 10, i.e. close to 12,000 km per hour. Range depends on platform. When fired from the MiG-31K, its strike range is approximately 460–480 km, whereas when fired from a larger aircraft like the TU-22M3M, it can go up to 2,000–3,000 km. The biggest danger of Kinjal is that it is considered almost impossible to intercept. It has the capability to destroy even underground bunkers.

Sarmat ICBM: The world’s most dangerous intercontinental missile

The RS-28 Sarmat, also known to the world as “Shaitan-II”, is Russia’s most massive and destructive ICBM. This missile can carry multiple nuclear warheads simultaneously and is capable of targeting any part of the earth. There is no exact information as to what its price is. However, many reports have claimed that its price is Rs 290 crore in Indian currency.

Its maximum speed can reach Mach 20, i.e. about 25,000 km per hour. This missile can also carry a hypersonic glide vehicle, due to which no enemy defense system can stop it. The Sarmat is kept in silos deep underground and its three-stage liquid fuel engine enables it to travel incredible distances.

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Amidst the Ukraine war, efforts to increase pressure on Russia are going to intensify once again. According to Reuters report, the G7 and the European Union are now considering such a step, which could affect Russia’s oil income more than all previous sanctions. This proposal is related to the complete removal of western countries’ maritime services tanker, insurance and shipping from Russia’s oil trade. If this is implemented then a big change can be seen in global energy politics.

Even though Russia has created new routes amid the war, about one-third of its oil transportation is still carried by the ships of European maritime countries. Large quantities of crude oil is reaching India and China through the huge tanker fleets of Greece, Malta and Cyprus. These services will stop once the proposed sanctions are implemented and Russia will have to find new options to reach its global buyers.

The size of the shadow fleet will increase further – because this is Russia’s second support.

According to Reuters report, Russia had created a “shadow fleet” with old ships, unclear ownership and no Western insurance after the previous price cap restrictions. This fleet is now transporting more than 70% of its oil. But if the G7–EU shut down the entire maritime network, Russia will have to expand its fleet, which will not only increase costs but also increase the risks of accidents and transparency.

The beginning of 2026 could become a big turning point – EU is preparing to add it in the next package

Insiders say that the EU is seriously considering including this proposal in a larger sanctions package due in early 2026. However, some members want a joint consensus to be reached in the G7 first. America and Britain are pursuing this option at the technical level.

The final decision will decide the policy of Trump administration
This decision will largely depend on what direction President Donald Trump wants to take the ongoing talks between Russia and Ukraine. Many experts believe that Trump does not consider the price cap strategy to be as effective as the previous administration, so his stance will play an important role.

The harshest proposal since 2022

Sanctions on Russia continued to increase from 2022. First European oil imports stopped, then a price cap was implemented. But a complete ban on maritime services could have a bigger impact than all previous measures. This would almost be a move akin to Russia’s stranglehold on international oil transportation.

How has Russia avoided pressure so far?

Russia’s strategy was simple, send ships from where control is less. This is the reason why most of the ships heading towards Asian countries sail without western insurance and without shared data. The Biden administration has argued that if Russia spends more on ships, it will have less resources left for war, but the Trump team is skeptical about this thinking.

Current situation-Russian oil divided into three parts

According to the analysis of Finland’s CREA organization, Russia transports its crude oil through several channels. About 44% of its restricted shadow fleet, 18% non-restricted shadow vessels and 38% are handled by tankers belonging to the G7–EU or Australia. Maritime data shows that 1,423 ships are involved in carrying banned oil from Russia, Iran and Venezuela, of which more than 900 fall under Western sanctions.

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Senior Congress Party leader Hussain Dalwai has raised questions on Prime Minister Narendra Modi gifting ‘Shrimad Bhagavad Gita’ to Russian President Vladimir Putin. He said that politics of religion should not be brought into this. If brought then Quran Sharif, Bible and Guru Granth Sahib should have also been given.

Congress leader Hussain Dalwai, while talking to news agency IANS, said, ‘What is the purpose of presenting ‘Shrimad Bhagavad Gita’ to him (Russian President Putin)? I didn’t understand that. I will not say much on this, but along with ‘Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta’, Quran Sharif, Bible and Guru Granth Sahib should also have been given. Along with Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta, he should also have given the book of Mahabharata.

Controversial statement of Congress MP

Referring to the Ukraine war, the Congress leader said, ‘Russia has killed many people. Perhaps the Prime Minister might have presented Srimad Bhagavad Gita to President Putin for the purpose of considering it.

Good relations with Russia since the time of Nehru-Indira: Dalwai

On Russian President Putin’s visit to India, the Congress leader said, ‘Since the time of Nehru, India has worked to maintain strong relations with Russia. Indira Gandhi had also signed a treaty with Russia. When there was a war with Pakistan over Bangladesh, Russia helped India. This friendship has been going on since long. Those relationships are getting stronger, so that’s a great thing.

Statement given on Babri Masjid also

Meanwhile, Hussain Dalwai said on Humayun Kabir’s statement on ‘Babri Masjid’ on December 6, ‘It was done deliberately.’

He also claimed that Babasaheb Ambedkar’s Mahaparinirvan Day is celebrated throughout the country. To reduce the importance of this day, the demolition of the mosque was done on 6 December.

RuPay Card In Russia: Russian President Vladimir Putin is on a two-day visit to India. During President Putin’s visit, many important agreements will be completed between India and Russia. Not only this, there will also be talks on starting a digital payment system between the two countries. If this happens, then Russia’s Fast Payment System i.e. SBP and India’s United Payment Interface i.e. UPI will be easily used by citizens of each other country.

Let us tell you that India and Russia are already talking about the use of RuPay card in Russia. If Vladimir Putin approves this agreement. So Indians will be able to use India’s Rupay card in Russia and someone from Russia comes to India. So the Mir card there will be able to be used in India. How much will be charged for this? How will this card work? Let us tell you the complete information.

How will Rupay be used in Russia and Russian Mir in India?

At present, Western countries have banned SWIFT and International Card Network for Russia. Due to which most of the people coming to India from Russia make payment in cash only. Similarly, MasterCard and Visa cards of travelers going from India to Russia are not able to be used there.

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But because RuPay card is Indian and Mir Russian, citizens of both the countries can make payments anywhere through the card. For this, Russia’s SBP i.e. Faster Payments System will be used. This is exactly the way UPI works in India.

Will there be any charge?

When you use your country’s card somewhere abroad. So for this you have to pay some charges. Which is called foreign transaction fee. Approximately 1% to 3% has to be paid on every transaction. If you withdraw money from ATM abroad.

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So you may have to pay extra charges for this. If you use Indian RuPay card in Russia, you may have to pay these charges there also. Similarly, Russian people will be able to use Mir card in India. However, will there be any separate charges? Information about this will be available only when the official announcement is made.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to India has created a stir in the neighboring country Pakistan. There is discussion in Pakistan as to what Putin is going to give to India during this visit and what big deals can happen. Besides, Pakistanis are also troubled by the fact that why Putin never visits their country.

Pakistani expert Qamar Cheema asked in his show, ‘Why doesn’t Vladimir Putin come to Pakistan, although he should come. Putin largely passes over Pakistan and does not even belong to it. We have also whistled at them from below, but why are they not coming? There they laugh with Modi Saheb.

On the question of Qamar Cheema, Pakistani journalist Arzoo Kazmi said, ‘What is our work, why will we call him? What do you think we will tell him if he comes here? Give them fighter jets, oil or anything else that Russia makes, give it on loan or give it on installments. If he goes to India then there will be talk on cash. When he comes here, we will take all the things that India will take to show, but the only difference is whether we will take it on loan or we will say give it anyway because we are very good people. Or maybe he bought it on installments, so he is not in a mood to give us things on installments, so he went to India to give the goods, take the cash and the story ends.

Arzoo Kazmi said that the day Pakistan will fix its economy and will be able to accept that if someone comes to our place and gives us something, we can take it on cash payment, then people will start coming to our place too. He said that now when anyone comes here, we show them floods, sometimes we show them Covid, they say that our condition is bad, so why would anyone come to get their pockets cut.

Arzoo Kazmi said that Putin meets people equal to him. India knows that America will refuse, yet it will take oil from us and make payment. What about us? When their ship arrives, we will take out the tires while it is leaving.

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The meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin in New Delhi has given a new strength and momentum to the relations between the two countries. 7-The talks that lasted for about three hours at Lok Kalyan Marg were not only important from a strategic point of view, but also appeared to open many new avenues for future partnership.

Our relations are deeply rooted in history – Putin
President Vladimir Putin told Prime Minister Modi, our relations are deeply rooted in history, but what matters is not the words, but the essence, which is indeed very strong and deep. Describing the meeting as ‘friendly and meaningful’, he expressed his gratitude to Prime Minister Modi.

Future direction: from AI to space
Russian President Putin mentioned plans for major expansion in many areas during the conversation. He said that the areas in which Russia and India are planning to move forward reflect the high level of trust between the two countries. He specifically mentioned things like Artificial Intelligence, aviation, high-tech sector, military-technical cooperation, space.

Open and direct dialogue on global issues
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that India and Russia are in constant dialogue on global issues, especially Ukraine. PM Modi said that you (Vladimir Putin) tell me the exact situation. This is proof of the strong partnership between our countries.

New energy to economic partnership
Modi expressed hope that this meeting will add new energy to the economic progress of both the countries. I am confident that this meeting will generate new hope and further strengthen our economic partnership. We expect big results. Referring to the warmth of personal relations, Prime Minister Modi said, I am happy to say that our acquaintance is more than 25 years old.

Pakistanis are upset with Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to India and they are troubled as to why Putin never visits their country. To hide this irritation, Pakistani expert Qamar Cheema has taken the names of many countries and said that even the kings of Muslim countries come to our place. He also said that Pakistan’s importance is increasing in the Middle East.

Qamar Cheema said that the President of Kyrgyzstan came to Pakistan, the King of Jordan also came, the Foreign Minister of Egypt also came to Pakistan, the National Security Advisor of Iran came, the leadership of the world is coming to Pakistan. We are creating our importance in the Middle East in a new way, we are with America. Here he also said that the strong relations between India and America for 20 years have started turning sour, but we have become closer to America.

Pak expert Qamar Cheema said, ‘Pakistan has also purchased weapons. America has also given us some F-16 A equipment. We have purchased weapons not only from China but also from the rest of the world. Qamar Cheema is saying these things because big decisions related to defense can be taken during Putin’s visit. India is planning to buy five more air defense systems S-400, and the upgraded S-500 may also be discussed. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has also confirmed that the S-400 and Su-57 will be discussed.

Qamar Cheema further said that people say that Pakistan invites Arab people to Pakistan and lets them hunt animals by taking money. So it is a good thing that they come, play, enjoy.

He said that the government of Gilgit Baltistan gives permission and license that such a ruthless person can kill. A license is available for three lakh dollars or four lakh dollars. Qamar Cheema said, ‘Americans, Spaniards and many people from all over the world come. The princes of the Middle East who come here for this thing, it is a good thing, they should come. A very senior person told me that when people from Qatar come here, they bring 17 Globe Masters. They set up their tents, eat, drink, pay taxes to us. They work here, it is cold in the desert these days so they enjoy here.

Markhor is the national animal of Pakistan, which is a rare and beautiful horned goat. It is found at the heights of Himalayas and Karakoram. Every year Pakistan organizes trophy hunting season here, which takes place in Gilgit Baltistan and PoK. This time the permit to kill Markhor has been issued for 3.70 lakh dollars or about Rs 3.25 crore.

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Putin India Visit: Thursday was a very exciting day for global aviation watchers and aircraft tracking experts. Everyone’s eyes were on only one thing in the sky and that was Russian President Vladimir Putin’s presidential aircraft ‘Flying Kremlin’. Two identical Russian planes were heading towards India and they played such a game that the whole world was thrilled. Sometimes one plane’s transponder would be on, allowing its exact location to be visible, while the other plane would disappear. After some time, the position of both the planes would change, due to which this game of hide and seek became even more mysterious.

This game, which lasted for about six and a half hours, forced thousands of people to keep tracking the plane. Late in the evening, President Putin’s Flying Kremlin landed at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport. Here he was welcomed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself. After this, flight tracking site Flightradar24 declared it the world’s most tracked flight.

The reason for the mysterious game
Putin is one of the most protected leaders in the world and his foreign trips are always under multi-layer security protocols. An important part of this is the decoy aircraft strategy. Its purpose is to hide Putin from the eyes of the world and ensure that his plane is not identified at any cost. The same strategy was adopted on Thursday also. Putin’s special presidential aircraft IL-96-300PU, known to the world as ‘Flying Kremlin’, created suspense in the air with its clone aircraft.

On-off transponder increased the thrill
The Flying Kremlin maintained a mystery in the sky for about six and a half hours. During this time, the transponders of both the aircraft were playing an important role. Sometimes the transponder of one plane is switched off, and sometimes that of another. Sometimes both the planes were seen together. Both the aircraft were equipped with secure, encrypted communication system, special anti-missile technology, extended range, high-level electronic protection and secret command center. The activities of these planes created curiosity and excitement all over the world.

Mystery ended after landing in Delhi
Russian President Putin’s flying Kremlin landed at Delhi airport late in the evening. As soon as the plane stopped on the red carpet, it became clear which plane Putin was on. After waiting for a while, the doors of the plane opened and President Putin came out, who was welcomed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself.

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There is nothing great in this: Putin

India before India tour today On the question of Russia joining G-8 in an interview Putin Said that he had already given up on going to this meeting. The Russian President said, ,I am not able to understand why G-7 countries call themselves G-7. Yes, great, but just think, today India is the third largest in the world on the basis of purchasing power. economy If so then in terms of capacity UK or What is the situation of some other countries? I find this a bit strange. However, it is okay, they have the right to say whatever they want.

Putin’s statement on the economy of western countries

Putin said, “These countries (Westers) economies of high tech Is. Their foundation is strong, but despite this their share in the global economy is continuously decreasing and this trend will continue because this is happening due to the wrong policies of their governments. Germany Talking about it, it has been a victim of recession for the last three years. France Its condition is very bad and it is also very close to recession. Same is the situation in many other major economies also.,

Defense cooperation will be discussed between Modi and Putin

Putin business during his visit to India And Key aspects of economic cooperation will be discussed and several agreements will be signed, 2022 In ukraine Since the beginning of Russia’s war with Putin is the first visit to India, Along with strengthening defense cooperation, trade and energy partnership will also be discussed in this summit., The Russian President will be formally welcomed at Rashtrapati Bhavan before the formal meeting to be held at Hyderabad House on Friday.